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Use cases of WiseGPT

Frontend Use Cases​

These use cases focus on the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) interactions.

User Authentication

  • Purpose: Allow users to sign up, log in, and manage sessions.

  • Example:

    • User enters credentials.
    • The frontend validates form inputs.
    • Displays success or error messages based on the response from the backend.

  • UI Components:

    • Login Form
    • Signup Form
    • Forgot Password
Dynamic Data Rendering

  • Purpose: Display real-time or user-specific data.

  • Example:

    • Fetch user profile information and render it on the dashboard.
    • Display product lists from a database.

  • Techniques:

    • Data fetching via REST or GraphQL APIs.
    • Conditional rendering for loading states.
Form Management and Validation

  • Purpose: Collect user data and validate it on the client side.

  • Example:

    • Multi-step form for onboarding.
    • Real-time validation for email, password strength, etc.
Client-Side Caching

  • Purpose: Improve performance by caching frequently used data.

  • Example:

    • Cache user preferences locally.
    • Store session tokens in localStorage or cookies.
Interactive UI Components

  • Purpose: Enhance user engagement with interactive elements.

  • Example:

    • Drag-and-drop file upload.
    • Carousel for featured products.

  • Libraries: React, Vue, Angular, Svelte.

Backend Use Cases​

These use cases focus on data processing, API development, and business logic.

User Management and Role-Based Access

  • Purpose: Handle user accounts and enforce access control.

  • Example:

    • Create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) user profiles.
    • Assign roles (admin, user, moderator).

  • Tech Stack: Node.js, Python (Django/Flask), PHP, Go.

Data Storage and Management

  • Purpose: Manage structured and unstructured data.

  • Example:

    • Store user data in SQL or NoSQL databases.
    • Create data models for ecommerce platforms.

  • Tools: MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch.

API Development

  • Purpose: Expose data and services to frontend or third-party clients.

  • Example:

    • REST APIs for mobile and web apps.
    • GraphQL APIs for flexible data querying.
Scheduled Tasks and Cron Jobs

  • Purpose: Automate repetitive tasks.

  • Example:

    • Nightly data backup.
    • Email notifications for user activity summaries.
Security and Data Protection

  • Purpose: Ensure data integrity and security.

  • Example:

    • Implement OAuth2 authentication.
    • Encrypt sensitive data.

Backend to Frontend Use Cases​

These use cases focus on how backend services provide data to the frontend.

Data Fetching and Rendering

  • Purpose: Transfer data from backend to be displayed on the UI.

  • Example:

    • Fetch user orders and display them in a list.
    • Show stock market data in real-time charts.
Real-Time Communication

  • Purpose: Update frontend without a full-page refresh.

  • Example:

    • Chat applications using WebSockets.
    • Notification systems (e.g., push notifications).
Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

  • Purpose: Pre-render pages on the server for faster load times.

  • Example:

    • SEO-friendly pages for blogs and ecommerce.
    • Faster initial load for single-page applications (SPAs).

Frontend to Backend Use Cases​

These use cases focus on how the frontend interacts with the backend.

Form Submission and Data Posting

  • Purpose: Send user data to the backend for processing.

  • Example:

    • Register a new user.
    • Submit a contact form.

  • HTTP Methods: POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE.

File Uploads

  • Purpose: Allow users to upload files to the server.

  • Example:

    • Upload profile pictures.
    • Upload documents for verification.

  • Best Practices: Handle large files with chunked uploads.

Event-Driven Updates

  • Purpose: Trigger backend actions from user events.

  • Example:

    • Save progress in an online form when a user clicks "Save."
    • Send analytics events to a backend service.
Authentication and Authorization

  • Purpose: Securely access backend resources.

  • Example:

    • Send an access token with each request.
    • Refresh tokens for long-lived sessions.

Full-Stack Use Cases​

These use cases span across both frontend and backend.

Ecommerce Platform

  • Frontend: Product catalog, cart management, checkout process.

  • Backend: Inventory management, order processing, payment gateway integration.

Social Media Application

  • Frontend: News feed, profile management, real-time chat.

  • Backend: Content storage, user connections, notification service.

Content Management System (CMS)

  • Frontend: Admin panel for managing content.

  • Backend: Content storage, versioning, role management.